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You can get the paragraph styles to use in the RTF document @Styles.RTF. That document also serves as an example of how to use the paragraph styles. One way to copy the styles into your current document in Word 97 is to use the organizer -- choose Style... from the Format menu, and then click the Organizer button. Click the Close button on the right, then Open, then find the Styles.RTF document that you downloaded. Select all of the styles in that document and copy them into the file you are editing.
Use the styles as follows:
Body -- for most normal text
Heading 1, Heading 2, ... --> these levels of headings will appear in the table of contents, and documents will normally be split into pieces at any Heading 1 or Heading 2 paragraph. Typically, the main section titles will be Heading 2 (preface, book or chapter titles, etc.)
h1, h2, h3 --> these look like Heading 1, Heading 2, Heading 3, etc., but they don't appear in the table of contents and the document is not split. They are used in places like the title page, where large fonts are desirable but the text should not appear in the table of contents.
verse1, verse2, verse3 -- for poetry, hymns, etc.
Centered -- for paragraphs that should be centered
hr -- a paragraph of the hr style will cause a horizontal rule in the html document
BlockQuote -- for block quotes.
You will probably want to print out the document showing the key sequence for each character, to use as a quick reference while you are typing Greek or Hebrew text.
Hebrew text goes from right to left, but most word processors don't support that and the text will have to be entered from left to right. Thus, those of you who are familiar with Hebrew will realize that you are typing it backwards.